Well currently I am trying to locate an M3 MiniSD to do some tests with the EZIV and the Supercard to do a kind of a comparison.Â From what I hear, the M3 Perfect is an excellent choice.

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Thanks, what do you think is the best choice in the "dual loaders" flash cart area? By dual loaders I mean flash carts that load both GBA and NDS files. I am not on a budget so feel free to tell me the very best one even if it is over $90.

PS: Real hot stuff has M3 CF for $60. Is that a great deal? I was thinking that would be a great choice. I can't tell if it is M3 pro or perfect though. >.>

Well currently I am trying to locate an M3 MiniSD to do some tests with the EZIV and the Supercard to do a kind of a comparison.Â From what I hear, the M3 Perfect is an excellent choice.
Thanks, what do you think is the best choice in the "dual loaders" flash cart area? By dual loaders I mean flash carts that load both GBA and NDS files. I am not on a budget so feel free to tell me the very best one even if it is over $90.

PS: Real hot stuff has M3 CF for $60. Is that a great deal? I was thinking that would be a great choice. I can't tell if it is M3 pro or perfect though. >.>

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dual loader? M3 Perfect, if you have the money, it's rather expensive.

hey bud, i bought a g6 lite, and holy lord works beautiful, kinda sucks for 512mb, but over 40+ games in gba mode. all loaded in gba mode, and if you get a ds later on, boom ds mode. i have a g6ds real and a g6 lite in my ds, and i have gba roms on the g6 lite, and my ds games on g6 real, works awsome, check out the g6 lite -

Hey, PharaohsVizier, if the M3 perfect can load all GBA roms and all DS roms why do people even bother to buy slot 1s if all you need for life is M3 perfect? I was just wondering since I found the M3 perfect on real hot stuff for only $60.

The M3 team doesn't update any new hardware for their M3 perfects anymore do they? I really think an M3 perfect CF is great for me for just $60 and I already have over 4GIGs of CF storage to put some games and media on. I really don't care about the hassles of patching as long as the games work in the very end. So do the new games work with M3 perfect like contra 4, zelda PH, and mario party DS? Since there are no new updates I was wondering if the newer games are incompatible. As long as I know all GBA games and NDS games can run on an M3 CF perfect then I am sold but I need to know that first.

Again, PharaohsVizier, I am VERY thankful for all your help. Good thing there are helpful people like you out there.

They still have updates, but sometimes they are slow.Â Generally fiddling with all the options will let you play all of the newest games, in some cases, you might need to do something like the ARM7 patch, but other than that, they all work.

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Very nice, thanks. Guess it is either M3 perfect or wait until I can find an AceKard RPG.

Hey, I have been wondering, are you an "official reviewer" since you get free samples of all the new carts on the market.

I use a Supercard CF myself. One of the few diehard slot2 fans left. It's pointless for me to lose all GBA support, just to run Nintendo's web browser. Even that needs a slot2 cart anyway. I've already got a browser in the PSP, Wii, and PS3.

DS compatibility is in fact better than GBA on this cart. Although, I wouldn't suggest it for newbies.

I use a Supercard CF myself. One of the few diehard slot2 fans left. It's pointless for me to lose all GBA support, just to run Nintendo's web browser. Even that needs a slot2 cart anyway. I've already got a browser in the PSP, Wii, and PS3.

DS compatibility is in fact better than GBA on this cart. Although, I wouldn't suggest it for newbies.

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I am a slot 2 fan too because they can load both types of game but I just need to know what type of cart to get. I was thinking supercard instead of M3 perfect but I can't find the supercard CF anywhere. >.>

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